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Billy and Christof are back! In this episode they cover Ant-Man & The Wasp, while getting freaked out by an actual, real life wasp that had flown into the recording studio! Also they spend a good 10 minutes up-top talking about Big Dick Energy because y’know, priorities. Topics include: Sweet Zaddy Rudd, the increase of better MCU Villains, is this the funniest film int he MCU?, and of course Big Dick Energy in the MCU. As always it would make our day if you could take a couple of minutes to rate and reviews us on iTunes or drop us some feedback below! Really keen to have your input in the show. Enjoy!                                       Get it from Whooshkaa  here                                             Get it from Itunes  here ...

Finally the episode you’ve all been ANTicipating. The movie that proved a story about a superhero who talked to ants could have legs. The movie that everyone thought would sink at the box office, but proved to be quite buoyANT. That’s right. Billy and Christof are covering Ant-Man Topics Include: Paul Rudd’s sex appeal, The surprising success of the film given its production history, The bad Villain streak continues, Christof enjoying a Stan Lee cameo, and a giant Phase 2 Easter Egg for the current holiday season. As always it would make our day if you could take a couple of minutes to rate and reviews us on iTunes or drop us some feedback below! Really keen to have your input in the show. Enjoy!                                       Get it from Whooshkaa  here                       ...

Heist action laced with oodles of laughs. I LOVED it! - 8.5/10 - Stu Ant-Man will be Crawling over cinemas from this Thursday. If you see the film and agree or disagree with my thoughts feel free to drop a line below.

Last Vegas ticks the boxes as a light-hearted, entertaining comedy, as long as you’re in the market for a multitude of clunky jokes about getting old. The film has been marketed as ‘the Hangover for oldies’, which initially concerned me, given my open contempt for the inane Hangover series, but this film has a lot more going for it. Just as I noted with last year’s One Chance, this film will play gangbusters to an older audience, so it’s not a bad one to recommend to your parents. In a classic case of art imitating life, career bachelor Billy (Michael Douglas) has decided to settle down and marry, the only snag being that his bride-to-be is half his age. In an attempt to prove that he can still party like it’s 1972, he rounds up his childhood gang, comprising Paddy (Robert De Niro), Archie (Morgan Freeman) and Sam (Kevin Kline), for a bucks’ weekend in Las Vegas. Everything isn’t as rosy as Billy had wanted, as old rivalries are awoken when sultry lounge singer Diana (Mary S...

Director Steven Soderbergh is partially responsible for my love of cinema. His 1998 film Out of Sight was the first film I had seen that I actually bothered to find out who had made it, I was mesmerised by the film and wanted more. I went on to watch many of his films and to date I’m still happily going through his filmography. His style lit a fire inside me that still burns brightly. I was quite saddened when Mr Soderbergh recently announced that he would be retiring from film making to pursue other artistic endeavours. His last offering is Behind the Candelabra is a peek into the extravagant lifestyle of the legendary Liberace.